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To celebrate back-to-school: a collection of cute/ odd vintage back to school ads.

First day of year 2 down!

QOTD: “My favorite animal is a sloth.” “My dad is a sloth.”

QOTD: *While telling riddles* KID A: "What's something people spend a lot of money on but don't want to use?" KID B: (Without missing a beat) "Toilet paper." Um....

Turns out having Shakespeare word magnets is a great pre assessment tool! Lol!

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Today I learned about Unsinkable Sam, a very good cat boi who survived the sinking of three ships and judging by his face, oh BOY DID HE

LOL I was getting onto my kids for being too loud and rambunctious during rehearsal and I got very stern and in the silence that followed one kid just whispered “Mrs Fearseth”

Overheard one of my middle school girls tell her friend “ I don’t care if he likes other girls, I just don’t want him to date them.” We need to teach our girls from a young age to have higher standards for men, or they’ll never rise to them as adults.

Now that I’m officially a pilot wife I reserve the right to be entirely insufferable.

A few weeks ago one of our ILA teachers told me that her kids were practicing similes and one kid said “Mrs. Forseth is as big as an ant” and I think about that a lot.

Thanks to everyone who contributed their experiences to this post. I hope it helps. cultofpedagogy.com/barely-hanging…

Happy #Caturday from this kitty crew captured by Thomas Eakins in 1895. It looks like we've stumbled into a very important meeting. What are they meowing about? 🐱

Dylan Thomas when you try to go gentle into that good night

you're in her DMs, I'm smiling a lot and wearing yellow cross-gartered stockings. we're not the same

Thinking about the time I was making small talk and asked a lady what she likes to read and she responded with “mysteries translated from Swedish”, to which I followed up with “oh, what author?” and she said “all of them.”